Both have a natural eye for fashion, usually agreeing on pieces for the truck at buyers’ markets. You won’t find these women chasing after the latest and greatest trends. “We try to make our clothes the ones that you don’t want to get rid of, that never really go out of style,” Warren says. Shoppers will find classic pieces that can be mixed and matched and worn season after season. The real selling point of Trinity Simone is its impeccable style. It may be the novelty of the truck that first draws people in, but that’s not what keeps them coming back. Customers are loyal and engaging, even worrisome when the truck is out of town and not in its usual spot on Saturdays in the River Market. Since then, the Trinity Simone fan base has only grown. The response from everybody was so good and so welcoming. “That moment, to see our dreams come to life was incredible. They went in different directions post-graduation, but never lost that appetite, with Young getting certified as a nail technician and Warren doing makeup at a cosmetics counter.įinally the day came in April 2013 when the Trinity Simone fashion truck went mobile at a festival in Memphis. I guess that was the first time I ever felt like a young lady.”
It was the first time I moved out of the children’s clothes and into the juniors’ section, and it was Easter,” Young says. Warren realized she might have a flair for fashion when she was nominated for “Best Dressed” by her classmates.įor Young, it was right about at that age most would rather forget ever happened. The itch began right around junior high when the Little Rock natives were in school together.
By using the truck, they could sidestep those complications. Their first inclination was toward a brick-and-mortar store, but they didn’t want the tight restrictions that came along with it. Fashion devotees and lovers of food trucks, the girls saw the light one night after long attempts to find a way into the clothing industry: Take the truck and fill it with scrumptious style instead.
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